Culver City, CA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Culver City, CA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Marriage & Prenuptials, Family
If you want the current orders to be modified (changed), then yes, you will need to file a Request for Order (FL-300)
Apparently the court was not persuaded by your evidence - assuming your evidence was admissible and was admitted. You don't say what was the...
Do you have a court case, or a DCSS case? In court, you can file a Request for Order for modification of the arrears, assuming you have evidence to...
Do you have a court case, or a DCSS case? In court, you can file a Request for Order for modification of the arrears, assuming you have evidence...
To level the playing field, both parties should have counsel, not just one. What is the stated "scope" of the representation? Is it for a...
To change/modify custody after judgment has been entered, the parent must show a substantial (not bizarre) change in circumstances that would...
If your spouse handled all of the financials during the marriage, he/she should disclose all of the financial information you need (assets, debts,...
Keep in mind that even if you have a viable claim for malpractice, only out-of-pocket medical expenses would be recoverable. This is one of the...
There's more than one potential issue here. First - whether the doctor negligently caused injury to the fallopian tube; second - whether the...
Get custody/visitation orders. http://www.courts.ca.gov/1185.htm